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A routine case of AMD or something more?

An older woman presents with nyctalopia and findings atypical of AMD, prompting genetic testing.

Trusting the initial diagnosis of central serous chorioretinopathy would have let a leaking retinal vascular tumor go undetected.

The retina specialist may be the first to diagnose amyloidosis, a great masquerader that can be fatal.

When it’s not so easy to differentiate pentosan polysulfate toxicity from age-related macular degeneration.

The role of belzutifan for patients with von Hippel-Lindau syndrome.

A case of Susac syndrome.

A case of immune checkpoint inhibitor uveitis in a woman on maintenance therapy for kidney cancer.

The case for considering tuberculosis as an etiology in patients with posterior uveitis who have been to an endemic region.

A long-ago ocular trauma caused a sympathetic panuveitis in the fellow eye.

A case and discussion of macular hole management with medical therapy.